How do we get the spirit of this across to other aviators, public and
media?:
On 20/04/2012, at 1:37 PM, Tim Shirley wrote:
the operational characteristics of gliders makes information provided
by radio far less useful in a predictive sense than the same
information given by a powered aircraft because gliders don't fly
precise tracks or maintain constant altitudes.
This is no one's fault, and it won't be fixed simply by more
frequent, more detailed or more "correct" transmissions.
I have a simple rule for the radio. I listen as much as possible and
I talk as little as I can get away with while still complying with all
reasonable rules.
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